The Air Jordan 1 High OG is a living icon. His Airness wore the pair and cemented the model in sport and sneaker history. Since its inception in 1985, the Air Jordan 1 has always been relevant. Although some years more than others, there’s no denying that we’ve entered the golden age of the Air Jordan 1 for a few years now.

One of the most notable returns is that of the Air Jordan 1 High OG “Shadow” colorway. Although Jordan never dominated the court in a pair, its 1985 release elicited a retro of the shoe in high demand.

Aleali May worked her magic on a collaborative pair that recreated the colorway with a combination of corduroy and satin for a premium look back in 2017.

In 2018, the Air Jordan 1 High OG Retro “Shadow” emerged and started a frenzy for the AJ1, and its roots, all over again.

The black and grey pair inspires the upcoming Air Jordan 1 High OG WMNS “Silver Toe” stays relatively true to its origins up until a white panel provides a refreshing look to the classic. A black Swoosh rests on top for a bold look as well.

This pair will arrive in mid-February 2021 around what would have been All-Star Weekend. This pair of Air Jordans was officially announced by Jordan Brand as part of their announcement for Jordan Brand Spring 2021 Retro Air Jordan Lineup.

Be sure to take a look at our Jordan release dates page for more upcoming information on Jordan drops for 2021.

The Air Jordan 9 is releasing in a somewhat familiar colorway in early 2021.

The rumored Air Jordan 9 Retro “University Gold” is releasing next year as Jordan Brand officially announces its early 2021 releases. The pair mirrors the Air Jordan 9 “Citrus” that released a decade ago.

The upcoming Air Jordan 9 Retro “University Gold” features a black and charcoal combination on the upper as university gold accents on the tongue, heel, inline, and the Jumpman on the midsole.

Take a look at the pair as we await official release information. For a full list of the upcoming 2021 Jordan releases, check out our 2021 Air Jordan Release Dates Page.

The Air Jordan 1 has been on a nearly perfect run since it made its monumental return in 2015/2016. The silhouette has been at the epicenter of must-have collaborations and colorways that have raised the hype bar on the shoe. The silhouette continues its impeccable momentum as more colorways of the AJ1 are set to take over the rest of 2020 and beyond.

The Air Jordan 1 High OG is arriving in an extremely vibrant tone next spring as Jordan Brand continues to give the timeless model a spin with an array of hues and combinations. The Air Jordan 1 High OG “Light Fusion Red” features a primarily white look as the eye-catching light fusion red and laser orange add to the upcoming iteration.

Take a look at what to expect next spring below. Are you feeling these? Let us know on social media.